Super Alloy 1 Mixed Diameter Sample

For fixing diecast zinc radiators on old Corvettes, I didn't actually know what could be done. My gut said TIG it, my brain said don't. So did the internet. This product did fantastic, far exceeded my expectations and was easy to use.

Had a pin hole leak in a pewter Dragon flask. Using a 25 watt soldering iron, fluxing both iron and around the hole in the flask. I gathered a bead of the alloy onto the iron, and placed it over the hole. Held it there until flux changed colour. Alloy flowed, patch complete. Filed down and you can hardly tell the flask has a patch.

Wonderful product... will be purchasing more

Had high hopes for this product but it just doesn't work. Won't stick to material regardless of how you prep, heat, flux, etc. Followed instructions but it was no use. Don't waste your time or money on this stuff.

Wow, funny name but this stuff really works awesome! I had a highly cosmetic zinc investment casting for a point of purchase display that went wrong and I was able to 100% fix the issue and save the parts! Super easy to use. Blends with the zinc so well that I can't even find the places I fixed to be able to brag about it! Stunning results in seconds! I wish it came in smaller diameter tho. Going to run these thru a pull plate to get them down to a size suitable for my work piece without so much waste

Expensive, long delivery time, didn’t quite work in my hands for brazing… probably needed TIG for my project. Your mileage may vary

I was trying to secure galvanized pipe I bought to ordinary steel plate. I used the enclosed flux to wet the surface of the steel plate and coated it using a torch with 50/50 solder. Then I coated the galvanized pipe with the same flux and heated it. Put a tin coat of super alloy 1 solder on it and mixed it with the 50/50 solder. Seemed to secure it well.

Product works as intended